Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-02-04
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

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GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
All calls made upon individuals to an
nounee themselves for office viii be charged
for at our regular local rates.
The finest of fresh bread and buns at
Davidson's in the Cohman store room
DIR. Ed. Fravel, of West Virginia son
of Mr.. p. J. Fravel, of this place Is
here on a visit to his fathers family.
The Alden fruit vinegar for sale at
Geary's. Warranted strictly pure.
Mr.. Denis wilkn, died on Monday, at
his home near Columbia Furnace at a
rather advanced age.
Go to A. II. Davidson's for coiiee' YEA
sugar, molasses and other groceries, al the
very end Of low prices.
Don. forget the HERALD next Monday
but be dead sure 10 drop in and pay the
little bill you owe.
It's m, firm of Hotel, Miller & Chap
man until the fire is made, then Mr.. CHAP
man withdraws and the firm goes back TO
the original name of Hotel Il Miller
This happens from three to four evenings
every week.
Wanted-Apples, sweet potatoes onions
and onion sets. W. I. ba'io"'
Rev. Jno. II. Barney closed the series Of
meetings he has been holding at Palmyra,
opposite Edinburg, on Sunday night. His
faithful work was rewarded by the con-
version Of fifteen persons, fourteen Of
whom have connected themselves with
the Christian Church.
Atmore's celebrated mince meat for sale
by NJ. Geary. Only Zoe per ID.
A suit that was brought against the
Valley r. r. Co. for 5000 damages, for
the death Of a boy by the name Of Jno.
W. Gentry, who was run over by train
in the railroad yard in Stanton, has been
compromised by the company paying the
bows father 500 and bearing the cost OF
litigation.
Strictly pure ball potash for &c. per ball
and 10. bar Of pure soap for &c. or SIX for
25c. at Geary's.
General Superintendent Lee, Of the 3.
& ORR, accompanied by Mai 4. H..
Johnston. Division Superintendent, ID. G.
shipley, Supervisor Of trains, and other
officials Of the road, passed up the road
for Lexington in Mr.. Lees private car, on
Monday and returned on Tuesday.
Produce-Goods
lam always headquarters for top prices
FOR country produce and lO'0 prices for
goods. Call and see. J. y. DAVIS
A change in the running Of some Of the
trains on this road went into effect on
Sunday. The southbound passenger and
mail now passes this place at 2.3l, p. m
instead Of Pas as heretofore, and the
bobtail, or mixed train, going north passes
at 23l, p. m. instead Of 2.53 as has beer
the time before this change. No change
Is made in the running Of the other trains.
You can buy the Elastic Starch at
Geary's. It is the best starch made, one
pound Of it is equal 10 three pounds Of
corn starch made by the old process.
Country produce taken in exchange for
goods, and the highest market prices al
lowed. at A. II. Davidson's.
Hon. II. c. Allen, Of this place, was
.,ken sick with rheumatism at the last
term of the county court several weeks
ago. and has been confined to his bed ever
since. A few days ago he was very i'll, so
mneh 90 as TO cause some alarm, but at
this writing be is better, and it is hoped
that he will soon be out again. His suf-
ferings have been very great, the PAIN al
times becoming almost unbearable.
The best Rio coffee, roasted in paper
packages or loose in tin canisters, q cts.
per Ii. Tomatoes and corn loo. per can
W. c. Barron.
Rlack silk Grape s. cts. per yard Ham
burr edgiug II cts. per yard and upwards :
ceiling 20 cts. per yard kid glove . cts.
nor pair and upwards lace window cur
t.ins at 10 cts. and upwards per yard.
clotbing. hats and notions at cost, at +.
F. Delik's.
We are informed that a number OF
miners have been put at work in the ore
hanks Of mines at Van Buren, Furnace, on
Cedar Creek, this county We hope II
r,ao,s an early resumption Of work at
- works and that the Furnace viii
.oon he in blast, making that little valley
the scene Of busy industry.
lam now handling full line Of Imperial
,teel and chilled plOws that l guarantee
havs no superior. and invite all in need OF
D,ovs 10 give them trial, and If they
don't prove satisfactory in every particu-
Ia, ,eturn them to me. A. L. JAMESON.
The long spell of winter weather has at
Lot beeu broken, and the intense cold has
glven way to much milder and enjoyaole
leather. Some days have been quite
warm and spring-like, tho heat from the
Generous rays Of the sun being very ap-
orecisbly comfortable. Should the pleas
ant weather continue for a sport time yet
large amount Of blowing for the spring
planting will be done.
Twenty lbs. good brown sugar for one
dollar. aud six lbs. prime green coffee for
the same amount, for cash only.
W. c. Barron.
Mr.. NJ. Francis, Of Washington, d. c.
has discovered sure cure for Headache
"A will cure any case in thirty minutes
The ingredients may be bad at any drug
store. and at a small cost. Mr. Francis
ill send the receipt and full directions
no mail to any one for one dollar. ANY OF
onr readers that suffer with headache
.hould write TO him and get the receipt
The Martha Washington Tea Party vii
I've their annual church festival in Bur
nsr,s Hall, Tuesday evening, February
o2pd. 1887, and will serve oysters IN thu
hest style, ice cream, cakes, De. TIT
nrocseds will be devoted to completing
,ha Lutheran Church Of this place. Thi
"a that same party which is so noted TO
their satisfactory manner in which
sarvss its patrons. We are assured thi
entertainment viii in no respect fall be
Rsnd its predecessors.
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